This report examines in detail the states’ constitutional language and case law regarding redistricting timing, to chart the likely fault lines of future attempts to re-redraw district lines.
This report from the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law proposes modernizing one key aspect of the criminal justice system: federal prosecutors.
Despite the recent uptick in judicial nominee confirmations, district judges say judicial vacancies are causing significant case delays and unmanageable caseloads in district courts across the U.S.
“Recession and 9/11: Economic Hardship and the Failure of the Safety Net for Unemployed Workers in New York City” documents widespread economic hardship, an unequal system, inadequate benefits, and outreach works.
This landmark study presents the top five problems with the New York State legislative process and details changes to the operating rules of the Assembly and Senate that would make the Legislature more responsive, deliberative, accessible, accountable, and efficient.